of four characteristics of Stockholm Syndrome:
1. The hostage must have a real sense that the kidnapper (the perpetrator) threatens his survival.
2. During the process of being held hostage, the hostages must realize that the kidnapper (the perpetrator) may act slightly.
3. The hostage must be isolated from all viewpoints (usually without outside information) except the single viewpoint of the kidnapper.
4. The hostage must believe that escape is impossible.
Everything that has been experienced leads to a person's character, and character determines destiny. Like Marina in the film, a drug addict and a former sex worker, then an actress. Disappointment seemed to fill her half of her life, disappointment with reality, disappointment with men, and disappointment with life. When Richie said "I promise I'll come back and protect you" to her for the first time, she said angrily, "Many people have made that promise to me," which was just her normal reaction. Ritchie was orphaned at the age of 3, escaped from the orphanage at the age of 8, escaped from the correctional center again, entered the mental hospital at the age of 16, and only started thinking and became a normal person when he met Marina at the age of 22. Brave, don't think too much, simple, confident, do whatever it takes to get what you want, even if it's stealing, even robbing, even kidnapping. To Marina, who didn't know him, said naturally "I tried to talk to you, but you wouldn't. So I have to kidnap you so you can get to know me. I'm sure you will love me like I already Falling in love with you is the same. I am 23 years old, I have 50,000 pesetas, I am single, I will try to be a good husband and a good father to your children."
A reasonable love should be, choose, understand, depend on, love . And what Marina is in is, to be chosen, to be understood, to be depended on, to be loved. Unreasonable fills the entire process and includes the ending. When her sister Lola learned that her sister fell in love with her kidnapper, she said, "Is this normal? You can't be that perverted." It turns out that what seems unreasonable is abnormal, and accepting unreasonable things may be Perverted, violating the rules of the game, that is, monsters. And the scene of the last three people singing songs in the car is also as touching as Marina's tears of joy. Unreasonable existence, unreasonable is such existence. It's just that you and I don't understand it.
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